Process for manufacture of moistureproof paper



July 1, 1930. A. M. HINKSON PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURE OF MOISTUREPROOF PAPER Filed July 30. 1928 'INVEIv-ToR Patented July 1, 1930 ADELIBERT M. HINKSON, OF NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK PROCESS'FOR MANUFACTURE OF MOISTUREPROOF PAPER Application filed July 30, 1928. Serial No. 296,398.

My inventionrelates to a novel process for the manufacture of a moisture-proof paper and itis the especial object of my invention. to provide a process by means of which a paper of this character can be made at small cost, for use for building purposes as sheeting paper and flooring paper: and also for use for box liners and roll wrappers.

Referring to the accompanying sheet of 1 drawings: 7

Figure 1 is a face View of the paper, the sides A and B being of different colors and Fig. 2 is-an edge View of same. In carrying out my process wrappers and wax paper together with as phalt'was'te inthe beater of a apermaking machine and beat the materia up together i with hot water into a mass. The paper is then run onto acylinder machine and colored on'both sides.

" ing rolls.

"By applying the wax paper and asphalt papers together I produce a very pliable sheet which is absolutely waterproof. The papers are worked up in the proportion of about fifty .per cent each of wax paper and of asphalt was e; 01 I may take in mixed paper and add asphalt and parafiin wax in the beater and mix in the same way. The paper can then be run over in a cylinder machine and made at very rapid speed.

What I claim is- 1; The process of producing a moistureproof paper at small cost, consisting in mix-' ing waxpaper with asphalt waste inthe proportions of approximately fifty per cent of each and beating them up in a beater with hot water, then running the material onto a cylinder machine and coloring on both sides;

40 "and thereafter making it into small sheetingrolls.

2. The process of producing a moistureproof paper, consisting in mixing waste wax paper with asphalt waste directly in the beater of a paper making machine and beating the material up a mass, running the paper onto a cylinder machine, and suitably coloring the sheets.

3. The process of producing a moistureproof paper, in mixing waste wax I mix old bread It is madeinto smallsheetpaper with asphalt waste directly in the beater of a paper making machine, beating the material up together with hot water into a mass, and running the paper onto a cylinder machine.

4. The process of producing a moistureproof paper, paraffin wax consisting in adding asphalt and wax paper; and thereafter running the paper over. a cylinder machine.

'5. The process of producing a moistureproof paper, paraflin wax consisting 1n adding asphalt and wax paper; and thereafter running the paper over a cylinder machine, coloring the paper on both sides, and making it into small sheeting rolls.

together with hot water into I ADELBERT M. HINKSON.

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